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I thought that the deeply religious states were more of a minority. Yikes.
62 0 ReplyThey are. Those areas are thinly populated.
66 0 ReplyUnfortunately it's land that votes, not people.
35 0 ReplyI thought it was corporations...
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Ohio and Florida are thinly populated? Texas has a large area but also population.
14 0 ReplyOhio is mostly corn and "Hell is real" billboards.
17 0 ReplyYeah but it also has the 7th highest population in the country and a higher population density than California, somehow.
9 0 ReplyCalifornia is also big.
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You are forgetting about Grandpa’s Cheese Barn to. Also as another user mentioned it’s a highly populated state
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more people moved to texas and florida sine the beginning of the pandemic.
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Just over half of U.S. adults (52%) say they favor allowing public school teachers to lead their classes in prayers that refer to Jesus
Nationwide, a slightly larger share of Americans say they favor allowing teacher-led prayers referencing God (57%)
It's right there in OP.
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Maine is the least religious state but for some reason is gray on the chart. I'm curious about how the question was asked in the study
6 0 ReplyRelative to the US average. But the US is a very deeply religious nation compared to other developed nations.
5 0 ReplyI grew up in one of those states and it's part of why I'm a certified America Hater today. I genuinely don't think people who haven't been exposed to it, even within the country, but especially outside of it, really have a grasp on how prominent and powerful religion is in the US. Hell, I didn't fully understand it myself until I lived outside of the country for a time and saw what normal is like. This country is a madhouse.
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